If you are aged between 18 and 30 years old and you were diagnosed with a rheumatic disease as a child, please follow the link below to help further research in the transition from child to adult services in rheumatology! Survey open till Sunday 30th November 2014.
SURVEY EXTENDED!! Topic Transition Services from chil... - NRAS
SURVEY EXTENDED!! Topic Transition Services from child to adult rheumatology care.
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